“…To better understand design fixation, many research studies have been conducted, typically adopting the general experimental paradigm described by Jansson and Smith. These studies are sufficiently numerous that dedicated review papers have been published (Alipour, Faizi, Moradi, & Akrami, 2017;Sio, Kotovsky, & Cagan, 2015;Vasconcelos & Crilly, 2016) in addition to the detailed reviews that are used to introduce empirical or theoretical work (for recent examples see Agogué, Poirel, Pineau, Houdé, & Cassotti, 2014;Cheng, Mugge, & Schoormans, 2014;Moreno, Blessing, Yang, Hernández, & Wood, 2016;Viswanathan, Atilola, Esposito, & Linsey, 2014;Youmans & Arciszewski, 2014). These reviews all focus on experimental research into design fixation, and make little mention of the real-world design practices within which fixation occurs or examples of such occurrences.…”